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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14
O'Brlen mt TurontO.

TORONTO, May ls.-In view Of the prob
ability Of Mr.. O'Brieu attending the 10y
aliats public meeting in Queens park to-
morrow afternoon the Board Of Police
Commissioners held Especial meeting this
afternoon and made ample provision for
the maintenance OF order. Police ar
rangements were also made for Tueaday
evening next, when O'Btien purposea lee
turing here, t5'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14

BERLIN, May 13.-The directors OF the
glass works at Wollerstal have been ex-
PEELED. They were accused OF belonging
TO the French reserves and OF drilling
their iellow-workmen. q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14
YESTERDAYS GAME
Al Columbus-Dunn Makes a HON, I'm

At Columbus-Dunn Makes n Home hun.
I Ventures OF the Piny.
spteia! Dispatch 10 The In.ttitoncer.
COLUMBUS, O., May l3.-The Calumbuu
team won to.day's gamo with the bat.
The hitting on both aides was terrific.
Dunn's home run over the left field fence
and his threo.bssser were loudly chee;rod.
Nichol hurt his hand in tho sixth inning
and gave way to Westlake. Following is
the score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14
Ireland to the Vatican

RoME. May lS.-rhs Irish College has
printed and presented long memorial
TO the Vatican on the Irish Question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14
Zanesvllle Leads.

ZANEsv1LLr, May 1S.-Kalsmazoo's de-
feat by Akron, and Z,nssville's fourth
consecutive victory over steubenville to-
day places GAINESVILLE in the lead. The
home team sugged the ball all over the
field to-day, winning with hands down.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14
WHEELING, |

Earned runs, Columbus, ls; Wheeling. o. Left
on bases. Columbus, 9: Wheeling, 6. Two ba.t
ais' Morrison, 8; Schwartz 8; steel. Thee base
ElllG. 2. Wild pitches, Hsndiboe. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14
Tip Your Int 10 Akrnu,

srtei u Dtspatch to tie Intel!igeneer.
AKRON, O., May l3.-Kalamaz met
their first defeat to-day npd Akron did It
with their new pitcher, Fitzgerald. The
attendance was 1000. Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14
Come Agnln!
Epeetal Dtspd,ch 10 he Inielttge7lcer,

Eptrtu1 ULspucH 70 UIS 1IHtIlIVtNtfF. ~ = W
MANarlELu, O., May 1s.-Fho attend.
ance at tho game to-day between Mans.
field and sandusky was but 800 and the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14
Other Gnues.

bursh, 2. .o09.050 '',''
lelphia, l, l'IIoI
At Cincinnati-Mets. 4; Cincinnati l2.
At L9uiaviile-Athletic, 1; Louisville, 4.
at Chicago-Detroits, II; Chicago, I. !.
AT Boston-WashinHton, s.; Boston, 5.
Atst. Lonis-Baltimore, 4; 1T. Louis, II,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14
Ghe GtteuiIqfutlal,r
once, Nos. rs aud ~ fourteenth Street.

PERSONS tarinD he et'y for the Dason, and sum.
r,o irawIt,s, can hare The DAILY lsIELLloEscEs
uat!tI 10 them po,paid, for 65 etnts per month, the
od,iru being changed az often a dtnrtd,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14
Mansfield nluggers had q picnic, Til,
score is aa follows: 1I y -. : =
ings...............-.l "a 4|5G7s
iy y".....".."".".. j . 2oo -

, Batteries, Mansfield, Rosebaugh and
Grambling; sandusky, Hemphill, Curry
and Getty. Base hits, Mansfield, SO; San.
dusky II: Errors, Mansfield 6; sandusky
8. Umpire, Bell, s-g7 n. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14
Ohio League.

Following Ia the corrected table show.
Ing the Standing Of the Ohio League clubs
up 10 and including yesterdays pamea: :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14
ME PARNELL was greatly alarmed 10
hear he was dead, and he set out at once
10 SEQ about 1t. Mr.. Psrnell Ia great Tor
running down rumors. a...a .g

Major Ran srALNAKER gives handsome
Joe Miller a big lift in this mornings In.
rRLLIGEscEn. What Is the idea-to run
Ms. Miller for the Presidency? (
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-14

Base hits-Zanesville, p; Steubenville,
8. Errors-Zanesville, g; Steubenville, s;
Bstteries-Duck and johnson, Cleveland
and Davis. Umpire-O' Brien. !s q
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

THE various agricultural fairs have
met with good success, Next week
the Cecil County Agricultural Society
will hold its eighth annual meeting
and indications point to a successful
exhibition. Great pride is manifest
ed at these fairs by exhibitors, and
vast improvement is noticeable in
the exhibits from season to season.
These occasions are very. profitable
to the farmer. The various products
OF the farm and garden are brought
into competition, and the rivalry is
pronounced. The good housewife
here finds ample room for the dis
play Of her handicraft in many ways.
Every opportunity is afforded--both
to amateur and professional. Let
every farmer attend the Cecil Fair,
and there discuss subjects most i'm
portant to themselves.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

ANY town that cant boast Of
number Of inhabitants-say 5000 or
S000-there is always more or less
apathy among its business men. 1t
may appear rather queer that when
a man starts III business lie calmly
waits for customers, The other men
do it before him and why should he
try and do more than they. The
majority are satisfied with a limited
number Of customers, Their bust
ness is not known beyond a certain
place, or surrounding vicinity. They
think they are we'll known every
where How are people living in
town or out, to know when they
receive an invoice Of goods? There
is seldom a poster stuck or an adver-
tisement placed anywhere to be seen.
People must know that you have
certain goods before they will call.
Just rs soon as a town reaches 10000
or 10000 then comes opposition
and then an increase in business.
Pity the man who goes into bust
ness and is willing to sit down and
wait for trade, without giving the
people a chance to know what he is
doing.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01
New Fashion Publication.

Strawbrdge d Clothier's Oua,t,riv for
Autumn bring us lie profession of rtera-
ture in which the ladies delight. The
contents are fttingly introduced by a
richly colored oontlspiece portrayingt the
latest styles of ladies' autumn dresses.
The designs differ from the usual fash.
ion plates in being representations of
dresses such as are seen or might be seen
in actual life and they are here supnle.
mente6 by information and directions MS
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

A special from Laurel to the EUery
Erenmg says; Thecitzens of Smithville,
a small town in Caroline county, Md,
were last week thrown into state of in
tense excitement occasioned by the an
nouncement of case of black tongue
fever, which is said 10 be far more dead.
ly than cholera, The children of a Wild
ow were the first to be attacked and in
less than 10 days five of them have died,
leaving the mother and remaining child
in dying condition. The dreaded
disease is spreading with alarming rapid
ity Members of the afflicted families
are compelled to buy their dead. very
little assistance being rendered, as the
immediate neighborhood will not dare
venture near the unfortunate families
and they are left in destitute condition.
The state board of health has ordered
the schools and churches of the district
to be closed No theory is advanced as
TO how the plague originated.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

Tue i.e m Cot Dougherys wagon
iacto. Wednesday evening" says Col
orado paper was largely attended.
Among the prom nent soc ETY. people
who were present we noted Judge and
Mrs. Wllherspoon, Senator and Mrs.
Polndexter and daughter, Gov, Standish,
and Miss Van der Horck. Mrs. Senator
Poindexter administered neat and de-
served rebuke to one of the fremen ear
ly in the proceedings. Stepping up to a
hoseman she touched his shoulder and
and said sharply
Play it lower down, you red-headed
chump-get it down where the fire is !!
You fellers amt expected to put out the
North Starr
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01
]. I. Williamson.
N 0war1x. Del.

OFFERS FOR SALE THE FOLLOW
lllG PROPERTY:
tsNo is Il firm, containing some 300
acres Of beautiful Lam Soil good and in
a high sta.e o.. cultivation ali under good
fences Bu'linag large ana in good
repair
No. , is Il farm ofl5U acres. Soil A No
In good slate Of cultivation, build
inss, specially dive Ing and barn, large
Of modern build and in good repair. plen
t. of .fuit anG shad,.
No. 3 is a frame o 100 acres, good soil
ID fair staic OF cultivation, buildings
fair
No. ! Is farm OF ij5 ucres. 60 acres
o. which is covered with heavy timber
Soil good and buildings fair.
No. is most desirable plupertycon-
tain ng $50 acres more or less. Soil prime
buildings large and good
These properties arc all located in the
vicinity Of Newark and will be sold at
far prices aud on accommodating terms.
No. 6 contains % res, 25 Of which is
woodland. the rena ler being divided
mo Six fields Vi L. acres each. good
frame d@el!iI- aun fair outbuildinps.
Inls property is two lad half miles
north vi it % hIhtou Nd Price low and
terms easy.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01
Saturday, October /, 1857.

The WEEK just ended was the one
that Dover and Oxford Agricultural
Societies held their fall meetings
Dover opened her great industrial
show ON Monday, and the crowd
was large and Tuesdays attendance
was larger Oxford had a wet day
certain TO begin.
Cecil County Agricultural Society
at Elkton will be ready to receive
visitors on Tuesday morning. AS
far as we can understand there viii
be large number of exhibits. All
the departments will be filed, and
there will be more to be seen than
ever before. The exhibit of horses
and cattle is always large, and also
smaller stock, which is strikingly
evident that farmers are taking more
interest in raising stock than hereto
fore, There was a time when only
few farmers raised thoroughbred
stock, but that time has passed.
Agricultural Fairs have shown the
farmer what he can do; he sees such
a fine display ofpoultry, pigs, sheep,
cattle, horses, and all the cereals
~
that he begins to think he can raise
just such wheat, or oats, and that he
will buy few well bred pigs, and
In this way he is soon able to cope
with the best of the farmers around
him. The display ofso much stock.
machinery, etc, gives new ideas.
broadens the views of she narrow
minded and they are greatly bene-
fitted. There is some objection to
the racing or trials of speed. We
are told it is wicked and sinful.
Well, ifa man wants TO make it such
perhaps he can. Most of those who
take comfortable seats on the grand
stand watch the race on the merits
OF the horses. They do not think it
wrong to show the people what a
horse can do. Ii is a real pretty
sight to witness two horses trottinq
side by side, going at thirty-five
gait. What farmer can look at
horses trotting and say it is sinful
and men ought not to do il. As we
said before, it, you choose you can
make it sinful, and the really good
people tell us that Fairs would be
far better if there was no trials Of
speed. Perhaps they would be, Lat
what would draw the people? The
exhibits. How many days would
the people come to see the exhibits
There must he some attraction. mo
one is compelled to witness the .r.als
Of speed, and there IS always plenty
to amuse elseW lere.
The meeting at klkton ne / week
promises mo e to those who attend
than ever beiore. Everybody Is
going because they think II their
dWy to 90.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

FHE victory of the yacht volun-
ter over the English yacht Thistle,
'bIings another big honor on Will
nFngton ship-builders The vic
tofious boat was constructed by the
Pdsey & Jones Company, and they
feel justly proud of the magnificent
success gained over another and
strong competitor,l Hurrah for Viii
uiItships She has made
grand reputation. and she will
sustain it.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

| had Stone in the Bladder and Gravel
in the Kidneys. De. David Kennedy's
Fayorte Eemedy disintee Tted the stone
and delivered me from IL. ] am now
well, should long ago have been six
feet under The sod if had not taken DIR.
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.-D. d
Hoag Lebanon Springs, N. Y, Price ST.
Send 2-cent stamp 20 DR.. Kennedy, Ron.
dout, n. w. Tor his book on Kidney, Liv.
er and Blood disorders. Mention this
paper. oct 1-4w
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

The Georgetown Democrat offers
the lamest argument against hold
ing constitutional convention last
week that We have ever read. Still
any port in case of a storm, and the
Democrat is on its last tack.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

/SoME one has said that if>eur
prominent citizens would only an
Fertise the advantages of Newark,
the growth of the place would be an
assured fact. This undoubtedly is
so. Plenty of capital in other parts
of the country awaits investment,
1nd Just as soon as a favorable in
ducement is held out, the response
will come.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

I TIE VOLUNTEER, the Yahlee Cut
tier, defeated the Thistle, >the Scotch
boat III the race on Tuesday. We
feel as proud of the Volunteer as if
we were her Captain or owner. There
must he another race, and if the
Yankee craft comes out victor again,
the cup is safe. 1t is safe now. we
honestly believe Thousands Of
anxious people watched the bulletins
or waited for papers containing an
account. Hurrah for the Volunteer.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

New Dress Goods filling the
shelves; Overlooking to the
shelf tops; crowding every
where where such stuffs belong.
At single counter. Cloths
for Women's Tailor-Made
Suits. Stripes, checks, plaids,
broken plaids, all sorts OF
plaids. Brighter and better
Prettlest of the kind than you
have before seen. Yard-and-a.
half wide and Acknowledgement
that sometimes there is the
CLINT Of silk on the pati.color-
ed surface.
The line of s. stuffs is a sur.
prise; SO varied, SO neat, SO
handsome, SO good.
Check, with plaid effect par.
tally formed by hair-lines Of
silk. A dozen colorings. $1.25.
Cashmere weave, with va
rlous styles of overplaids. A
rich and very finely finished
fabric; imported. $l.25,
Bourette Plaids. Cloth
finish. New shades and com
binations of colors. The bour.
cite, which gives an illuminat-
ed effect, is ofwool so fine that
it seems like silk. $I.25.
Still finer stuffs of the same
sorts, if you will, at this coun-
ter. Choiccr stock, extra
touches in the finishing. $3.50.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01
Attention, Travellers (!

From now until further notice orders
for the Hack can be left at Williamson &
Son, Wright d Co., Washington Hotel,
Deer Park Hotel, and West End Market.
Letters for mail can be left at the latter
place, and the same will be promptly
mailed; My headquarters is at the Della
ware House.
Respec fully, JonN i. FRrcK.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

George r: Worth, Joseph Dowlin,
Frederic Irwin, Nathan Wilson
Dr. II. Mcclure, 7. P. Apple,
DR.. Joseph Roberts, A. TAYLOR.
William Mcclure, NJ. b. Chambers,
]. Barrett, ]. W. Stewart
George S. Pinkerton,
After the adoption of the endorsement
Of the Dayton Hedge Fence, on motion
of David J. Murphey a vote of thanks
was unanimously rendered the officers
and agents of the Dayton Hedge Fence
Company for the pleasure OF the day.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

The gasoline i SO scarce at rme.
it would seem, hat cur town is left
almost in total darkness. The moon
failed to force het light through the
clouds Wednesday evening, ard as
consequence our citizens were
forced to afopc lheil way along he
straets
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

HEEE Cooper is the accredited an
thor of the rumor which says, There
are two factions to the Democratic
party the dominant one to which
belong, and he Reform Democracy,
composed Of misguided people
Smyrna Rccord.
zeke belongs to the domi amt
party because that patty has given
Zcke a chance, and that chance has
lasted fog many years. There cer-
,ainly is room for Reform party,
and the time is coming when The
dominan, party will seek aid from
the Refoim Democracy. Zekc may
be member Of the misguided peo-
pie later
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01
j. I. uIlIlIFlQSOD,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND
COnveyancer.
W4W44.NAkER'S.

- ~ IT ~ u IVf 10 I70f
Buyers in our Mail Order
Department can select for you
nearly as well as you could
yourself maybe better.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

Books enough, sellers
enough, almost space enough.
1t is the New Books that are
pinching us. Heaps on heaps
coming in every day. Old
friends in new dress, newcom-
ers that may become friends ;
more that only one out of a
thousand will ever nod to.
These are on the New-Book
Table,
6 Good ,TIia95 of ,.ia Fepr.h series. si6O.
Gabot's Lie Of fnel N. 2yois. $275
,v hoye and Theoog BY Cera Parker
Az ,6rerei,a IA Profile. BY c4e Ra CLOTH
undeTwooos Poems, by Robert Louis
pl Philosophy OF The'sm BY Borden 4.
E!sie's Friends 1t woodburn, N,w volume
NJ Els es Bo0ls. 70 rents
Animal Lie in lie sea md Land. Bv sarah
Cooper, Sl.iU
., Memoir Of wihelm'ne Margarine Of Bal.
A., U1cle Ruther'ords Aulc. BY Joanna IL
Ma news 10 cents
20 cents a. "PN''
storled Holidays by bridge s. nrooes Il.
s.1O. ~ ''' = y nee n9'h
Buttons Iln. b. A. W T0urger. 10 cents,
30 cents. - N'N' i'
BuInand 75celis
on on ,Iui Special ser,ice. by Gordon stables.
Blue Jacket Of lsi2 y.
H How little the title tells youl
There is where Book News
serves you a good turn. 1t is
your new-book store at home.
You can know what books YOU
want by your evening lamp, if
you will let Book News tell
you. ) cents, so cents a year.
JOHN WANAMAKEK.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
ana Clty-hnll square
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

Now that we have .ao new s..eet,
Or avenues, north AM south o ,tain
stteet, would it not B, well to T.. g
some cross stree;.2
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

Jackets are ready, a thou
sand different styles of them
American, French, Ger
man, and English. Noun
tains, forests of them. Where
will the Jacket trade of the
town be done? You won't
ask after you have seen how
they are piled up here and
after you have looked at the
price-tags on them. Fresh
goods, new, all-siIk sewed,
tailor-made, and all-wool. No
printed, slip-shod, old style
cotton stuff in the lot. Ma
terial and work the best
prices least. AS you note
these prices think what kind of
plaid Jacket you can make for
$3.50, or stockinet for S..
English Plaid, $3.50 and
IS +; with satin-lined hood, So
and $3.50
English Kersey, satin.lined,
So.
Diagonals, Beavers, and
Plaids, satin facings, So.
Boucles, $3.50.
Tailor-made Stockinets, blue,
brown, and black, SIS.
listers, tailor-made; Eng
lish plaid, with cape, or satin
lined hood, 5000.
Raglans, tailor-made Eng
fish plaid, bound all around, SIS.
Just received 200 latest Pa.
lisian styles n long and short
Wraps-plush, silk velvet,
cloth, and novelties.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01
AN IMPORTANT FACT.

TITLE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAIL.
road is the only line running Sleep
ing Cars, Day Coaches and Baggage
Cars from Newark to Cincinnati,
ST. Louis and Chicago, without
change Its Express Trains run through
solid; and passengers taking B. 4 o.
trai MS at Newark are not compelled
to change cars en- route. This is con-
yenience priced by the experienced tray
eler and also by ladies iourneying with
out escort or with children, Full infor-
nation as to rates of fare, time Of trains,
etc, can be secured by calling upon or
writing to ii. j. PUTT, Ticket Agent, b.
Il o. r. r. Co., Newark, del.
Sleeping Car Accommodations Reserved
nuptg-om
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

IT cannot be that Governor For
aker of Ohio induced the red-headed
woman to kiss President Cleveland
in Philadelnhia.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

IIin Dayton lied Is uuaeuag
much atteftion ust now among he
falaa S Of The S.atc ana esp, tally
in Nyw Castle ,oun =. The hedge
a. 'amulted hs Il editor j. far
superior 70 anything ever before seen
and there can ha ne question IF it,
adoption by every tarmer in lie
county. The question Of great inn
portrnce now Is, WA5t will maize
iI' best fence and give The greatest
service TO the la1mer In tue Day.
;9a Hedge come til aaswsr. H. it
we have BEATTY oi durability
Oacc properly mat rcd no lala,r
trouble a.ise., md til sinai 81
pense incurred vi the Dayton
hedge Is i, be-. commentators
The testimonial volunteered by
farmers who have ,15 tho hc.la IS
IN very instance gratifying.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

stuffs for a neat costume. 1t
saves worry and time, may be
mistakes. Not every woman
can choose colors wisely. In
every lot we have put plain
and fancy material enough for
a liberal dress. The goods are
all of good Fall weight and OF
seasonable colors.
This is the price range;
For $500. so in, all-wool
material, 9 colorings; suited
for knock-about, all-around
dress. The stuff would have
cost double a year ago.
For 81. so in. Serge, with
enough novelty velvet for
trimming. 10 colorings in
the latest Fall shades. This
combination makes a stylish,
handsome and serviceable
costume.
For IS, SO, s., and So. Robes
of higher grade goods; all
wool French fabrics and high
class novelties for trimming.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

TIE Cecil County Fair viii be ia
excellent camp for politicians Tfcv
will be thereof all factions
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

I1emy-fydr fa.ners 'on New C..p-
county Delaware, nc iwen. y-on .o.G
Chester county, Pa, mo a B.otG sect
station, Phi'adelnn a, 4 togctgei lo'
visited TreAton, NY Jl sey, =. sias'ay
ana inspected The ,a2 o.ane, alt vle
combined Fence in tlat &c. . II cols.-.le
ed upon the Dayton Oniu) par. and
aitci c, ticdl NJ ina. on Of e -ame
lllep IN ,eo uadn,mou uoon ,r foi-
owing testimonial
TneNToN, y. j., Sept. 20. 1887.
We, the undersigned have THIS day
seen The Dayton (Ohio) hedge fences con
structed on propei les con- guous TO tins
city, and after careful examination and
critical investigation ,he same, are pre-
pared to say that no extravagant IRA Sc
has been lavished anon these hedges
but they are in every respect what t1ey
have been rep-ese ated The fence occu-
pies less room than any other fence we
have eyer seen, and tapering 20 an apex
at the top require with the patented pru-
ming knife used. but Ii lie lme used in
pruning. Beng a combination of wile
and Usage stalks sAped togethe it Il
proof against large animals breaking
through, and being closely woven :ogeth-
er WIN growing sL0Ot from the roofs 10
the apex the smaller an mails are denied
lngress and egress through the interst
ees. By the cutting of the side roots and
the bending of the stalk at the root TO an
angle of forly-tive degrees the roots ate
kept in subsection and cease TO be SER
lous annoyance and detriment to grow
ing crops close up 10 lhe hedge. The
fence is emf ely devoid of lockwood
and the Usage stalks not being cut are al
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-10-01

\ THE attendance fl ~ this eoYn t.
thc-eeeil Fair nest VIC. viii H. ia q
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NO MATTER.

KTO MATTER HOW
III Poor a mans memory
Nv may be, he will always
remember good treatment, and
that is why so many people re-
member